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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
14 years agoHello!
There's many way to achieve this, bu this is probably the easiest:
In the soapUI Runner's settings, change output level from TestCase only to one of the other options. You can now see the response times for individual TestSteps, e.g. in the Statistics Workbench.
Another alternative would be to make two TestCases in soapUI, and use one soapUI Runner each for them, with the first Runner connected to the second. This gives you more flexibility in terms of loadUI flow control (i.e. you can put components in between the Runners, etc.). I won't go into detail on how to do this now though, but feel free to ask if this sounds as an interesting way.
Regards
Henrik
SmartBear
There's many way to achieve this, bu this is probably the easiest:
In the soapUI Runner's settings, change output level from TestCase only to one of the other options. You can now see the response times for individual TestSteps, e.g. in the Statistics Workbench.
Another alternative would be to make two TestCases in soapUI, and use one soapUI Runner each for them, with the first Runner connected to the second. This gives you more flexibility in terms of loadUI flow control (i.e. you can put components in between the Runners, etc.). I won't go into detail on how to do this now though, but feel free to ask if this sounds as an interesting way.
Regards
Henrik
SmartBear